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Alice Aborowght of Chiddingfold, widow 9 Mar 1510_1 [English] (to be buried by my husband in the church porch;
to mother church 4d;
to high altar 1s;
to rood light 4d;
to church four kine to pray for the soul of Thomas Aborowght and his wife Alice Aborowght and to have mass and dirge yearly for ever;
clerk to have 6d for dirge and mass and 4d for other masses;
residue yearly to church use) to my daughter Alice Smyth two silver spoons, a brass pan, a three year old beef bullock at next slaughter;
to Richard Smyth son of my daughter a red cow in his father’s keeping;
to Alice Smyth sister of Richard a red harness girdle;
to Agnes Strodwick two three year old bullocks and two of two years old, two silver spoons and a brass pan;
to my daughter Jane Quenell two silver spoons and a brass pan;
to Richard Tuysley a cow and a bullock of three years and 6s 8d;
to my sister Susan Enknapp my best violet gown and my best kirtle;
to my sister Joan Boxwold my russet gown;
to my daughters Alice, Agnes and Joan a good sheet each;
to my servant Alice Novell a good sheet, four yards of cloth to make a kirtle and three yards to make a petticoat;
to Elizabeth Borowghwell my petticoat with a smock;
residue to Thomas Borowght and Robert Smyth, execs.
Overseers: John Austyn, curate (3s 4d)
Witnesses: David Byrll; John Peto of Combe; Richard Constable; John Shortter; Thomas Roger;
John Stowdwick; John Tailor
Proved: 24 Nov 1512 [DW_PA_7_2 ff.93v-94r]